Public vote for Ink Gin art comp winner

"Track to the Beach" by finalist Peter Campbell explores the meditative state and focused anticipation that surfers experience as they approach the ocean. Photo: SUPPLIED

Husk Farm Distillers have whittled down this year’s Ink Art Competition’s 400 entrants to 10 finalists and are turning to the public to “ink” their vote.

Competition judges said that all finalists expressed the theme of “fusion” in different ways. Now, the decision turns to the community for a public vote, and residents can vote for the artwork that speaks to them.

“Track to the Beach” by finalist Peter Campbell explores the meditative state and focused anticipation that surfers experience as they approach the ocean. Photo: SUPPLIED

“To everyone who entered, a heartfelt thank you for the time, care, and creativity you infused into this project. We’re absolutely in awe of our Inky community,” the company stated.

The winning artwork will become a limited-edition Ink Art Gin label, adding to the collection of highly sought-after Ink Art Gin bottles.

The artist will also win a $5000 cash prize, a case of gin, and the opportunity to exhibit at the Husk Farm Distillery Gallery.

Voters also have the chance to win one of five Inky Prize Packs. Voting closes at 11.59pm on Wednesday, September 25.

For more information, head to inkgin.com/2024-ink-art-voting